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Category Archives: Reviews
NICK MAGNUS – A Strange Inheritance
October 8, 2024
Magick Nuns 2024 All that glitters in a dead man’s chest: a salty dog of art-rock scenes goes to sea to see the treasures of the world. Conceptuality and adventurousness might be the pillars which carry the weight of prog’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Nick Magnus, Steve Hackett, Tony Patterson
JIM EANNELLI – Just Deserts
October 6, 2024
Happy Growl 2024 Electric epistles from American singer-songwriter who’ll cross melodic frontiers in search of a tune and refuse to follow genre rules to capture the muse. It’s easy to get dumbfounded by the discrepancy between the cover of Jim … Continue reading
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Tagged Jim Eannelli
CIRCULINE – C.O.R.E.
October 4, 2024
Inner Nova Music 2024 Turning international, progressive rock pursuers explore inner light and expand sonic panoramas to shine it on. Ages seem to have passed since found this band taking stock of their early creative achievements, yet while the collective … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Colyer, Circuline, Dave Bainbridge, Joe Deninzon, prog rock
BLAKE JONES & THE TRIKE SHOP – And Still...
October 2, 2024
Big Stir 2024 Fresno’s finest strike back – from their heart and in the heart of the city. Those who follow this ensemble don’t really hold their breath where fresh releases are concerned. The collective’s records were few and far … Continue reading
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Tagged art rock, Blake Jones & The Trike Shop, pop-rock
PHIL MOGG – Moggs Motel
September 30, 2024
Cleopatra 2024 Former UFO frontman publishes a creepshow songbook to stake out and stalk a series of life-affirming issues. Aging gracefully is rarely an option for movers and shakers operating in the field of hard rock due to the very … Continue reading
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Tagged hard rock, Neil Carter, Phil Mogg